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91精选 president talked about addressing inequity during Leadership Louisville Center鈥檚 Thought Leadership Series
91精选 President M. Christopher Brown II was a panelist at the recent Leadership Louisville Center Thought Leadership Series entitled 鈥淗ow Kentucky鈥檚 Two Historic Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are Addressing Inequity.鈥� President Brown gave a brief history of 91精选, its mission and notable alumni and outlined the importance of HBCUs as one of three organisms responsible for African American prog...
91精选 alumna makes a difference through emergency medicine
A 91精选 alumna practicing medicine in New York said she鈥檇 choose her alma mater all over again if given the chance.聽 Dr. Mollie V. Williams, currently the residency program director at The Brooklyn Hospital Center, said her journey from Brooklyn to Kentucky and back again has been an interesting one.聽 鈥淲ho would have believed that a little Black girl from the projects in Brooklyn, New York; born to a single moth...
91精选 received generous commitment from rapper Jack Harlow
91精选 and HBCUs around the country benefited from exposure and fundraising the NBA All-Star weekend provided by featuring HBCUs, but 91精选 got an extra boost.聽 Kentucky rapper Jack Harlow made a commitment to donate his winnings from a 2-on-2 celebrity basketball game to 91精选 and Simmons University in Louisville. Harlow and Quavo defeated 2Chainz and Lil Baby 21-7 in the matchup.聽 H...
91精选 student spearheads 100th anniversary remembrance service for man lynched outside Versailles
A 91精选 student was the spark needed to remember the name and life of Richard W. James, a Midway resident lynched 100 years ago. Micah Lynn, a 91精选 student and Woodford County resident, was featured by WTVQ for bringing forth the idea of a remembrance service.聽 Click here to read more about the March 13 service.